A San Antonio man who was hospitalized with Covid-19 the same week as his wedding got the chance to say"I do" with the help of compassionate hospital staff.
Carlos Muniz and Grace Leimann were scheduled to marry in mid-July when their nuptial plans were put on hold after Muniz became ill with the virus, according to hospital staff. The groom-to-be was admitted to San Antonio's Methodist Hospital on July 15 and was in the hospital's Covid-19 unit for almost 10 days before his situation deteriorated and he was transferred to intensive care.
If only staff at pregnancy appointments were this accommodating... Fathers can’t be in the room for many appointments, even when both parents are negative, but these people get to have a wedding when he is positive?! Ridiculous.
I'd be the guy with the mask and the face shield.
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